Nope, that's just a common myth. It's reduced a bit but you need to cook your meal for several hours to reduce the alcohol to almost nothing. That's nothing to worry about for the average adult but for everybody at risk.generally, the alcohol is removed by the cooking process
Fortunately or unfortunately, I've yet to find a wine that doesn't taste 'orrible to me, so I just use the cheapest little bottle I can find when a recipe calls for it.The thing about cooking with alcoholic beverages is that generally, the alcohol is removed by the cooking process and you're just left with the flavour - which is why you should never cook with a wine you wouldn't drink.
That's surprising, because that casserole I made had half a litre of cider in it but I couldn't taste the alcohol, guess it must have been the type I used.Nope, that's just a common myth. It's reduced a bit but you need to cook your meal for several hours to reduce the alcohol to almost nothing. That's nothing to worry about for the average adult but for everybody at risk.
I also got that info, in a educational meeting about "pre-natal-alcohol-syndrom". I wasn't sure about the intensity, so I did a quick internet search, that's what I found:Nope, that's just a common myth. It's reduced a bit but you need to cook your meal for several hours to reduce the alcohol to almost nothing. That's nothing to worry about for the average adult but for everybody at risk.
Ah, the famous Chapter 40 of Pandora!
In short, you stop there and do side quests until you got enough point. I know I started early doing side missions to grab points on the fly, but still had to spend a few additional days there to round it up!
So. Much. Punching! My arms are beyond noodlely at the moment.
?? Any pictures of that? Sounds interesting!Quiet day of painting skeletons today, see y'all tomorrow!